What is the reader's diary for?

Reading is an important discipline in learningfirst-grader. But the little ones have not yet developed enough memory and they quickly forget about what they have read. By keeping a reading diary, the child will always be able to return to the work and quickly find any information about the book.reader's diary 1 classKeeping a reading diary for 1st gradehelps the child improve his reading technique. Photo: Getty In addition, keeping a reading diary has a positive effect on the child's development. Thanks to this, the child:

  • love reading faster;
  • expand your horizons;
  • learn to talk about what they read;
  • will increase the speed of reading.

In addition, keeping a reading diary improves the child's creative abilities. After all, he needs to independently figure out how to beautifully design this "cheat sheet".

How to make a reader diary

For the diary, it is advisable to take a general notebooka cell, because a thin one will quickly lose its attractive appearance and the first-grader will not want to fill it. In addition, it can quickly get lost. Together with the child, beautifully design the cover, on which you indicate the first and last name of the student. If desired, you can decorate the binding with pictures or drawings. On the first pages, create a kind of reminder, on which you indicate what literature needs to be read. A template for a ready-made reader's diary can be taken from the teacher. But in most cases, teachers recommend designing the notebook at your own discretion. As a rule, a reader's diary for first-graders consists of the following columns:

  • Title of the work.
  • Author.
  • Genre. Here you need to specify what exactly the kid read: a fairy tale, a story, a story, a verse, etc.
  • Illustration. A child can draw a small picture for the piece himself. If the kid has problems with drawing, then print the finished illustrations.
  • A small review. In this column, the baby should summarize the content of the work. In addition, the child is recommended to leave a review of the read.

You should make entries in your diary immediately afterreading. In this case, the impressions from what is read are fresh and vivid, and it is easier for the child to share them. Keeping a reading diary instills a love of books in a first-grader. Thanks to this "cheat sheet", the child learns to express his thoughts, and his reading skills also improve.

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